Euractiv’s Health Policy Conference heard speakers call for the EU’s health ambitions to be urgently translated into ...

The Commission wants to levy a €2 surcharge on all packages coming into Europe, amid a surge in low-value imports following ...

Despite delays and limited outreach, Bulgaria’s EU-funded assistive technology programme offers life-changing support to ...

The step is seen as another attempt to give the country a chance at economic recovery after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's ...

EU member states will have to meet "milestones and targets" to receive payouts from the bloc's next trillion-euro long-term ...

It aims to better equip the world for the next pandemic, but further negotiations are expected to last another year.

Danish European Affairs Minister Marie Bjerre, 39, has visited all 27 EU capitals. Now her focus is outward. Euractiv joined ...

Slovakia’s government faces backlash after PM Fico and an ally rejected a WHO pandemic accord despite broad support from ...

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about a Spanish court ordering Airbnb to delist over 65,000 illegal tourist rentals, ...

"The changes are made in light of the recent market challenges Novo Nordisk has been facing, and the development of the ...

The EU's top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, confirmed after the talks that Brussels was acting following "a strong majority".

EU countries could deport asylum seekers to states they merely transited through - or even to places they’ve never set foot in - so long as a bilateral agreement or informal arrangement exists.